Joe Langner Joins PCLender as President
PCLender has announced that Joseph Langner has been named president of the company. Langner, who was previously the chief sales officer and COO of Ellie Mae, brings more than 12 years of loan origination system expertise to his new role. Langer will supervise PCLender's growth initiatives.
Langner is leading the executive team for PCLender, and will be critical in the development of new business opportunities and strategic vendor relationships with the company. He is a seasoned veteran of the financial services and mortgage industries, with 25-plus years of senior level sales, marketing and general management experience. Langner has served in executive roles at a variety of companies, ranging from start-ups to $900-million business units.
"PCLender's next generation software is a game-changer," Langner said. "They have a great product with limitless potential and the right foundation to grow. I'm excited to join their talented team, and look forward to furthering the growth of the company."
While serving as chief sales officer at Ellie Mae, Langner significantly increased overall revenue and market share through the introduction and expansion of the company's LOS platform in the mortgage industry. Langner also served as general manager and executive vice president of Sage Inc., where he increased revenue and margins through the introduction of SAAS & desktop ERP (enterprise resource planning), CRM, business intelligence, and payment processing solutions. In addition, he served in several senior positions at Dun & Bradstreet, where he developed patent-pending web-based business information solutions designed specifically for small businesses to help them improve processes and customer insight.
"I am very pleased to welcome Joe as president of PCLender," said Lionel Urban, CEO of PCLender. "He has tremendous mortgage, financial and technology experience, and is a great asset to our executive team as we continue to expand our lender customer base and strategic vendor relationships."